fix(player): fix operator precedence confusion in fullscreen checks#9192
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Fixes videojs#9182 Replace with to avoid operator precedence confusion. The operator has higher precedence than , so the original expression was parsed as , which works for booleans but is error-prone.
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Fixes #9182
Description
Replace
!this.options_.preferFullWindow === truewiththis.options_.preferFullWindow !== truein two locations (requestFullscreenHelper_andexitFullscreenHelper_) to fix operator precedence confusion.The
!operator has higher precedence than===, so the original expression was parsed as(!this.options_.preferFullWindow) === true, which produces the same result for boolean values but is confusing and error-prone.Changes
src/js/player.js: Lines 3038, 3096